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After you compile and validate your wiki, the recommended long-term usage pattern is to add a short snippet to your project’s AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md. Once it’s there, Claude reads the wiki automatically at the start of every session — no extra commands needed.

How it works

The plugin injects wiki context via a SessionStart hook based on the mode in your .wiki-compiler.json. Adding the snippet below to AGENTS.md instructs Claude to read the wiki index first, then pull specific topic articles as needed — falling back to raw source files only when coverage is low.
Never edit wiki files by hand. They are fully regenerated on each /wiki-compile run and your changes will be overwritten.

Integration steps

1

Compile your wiki

Run /wiki-compile at least once and let it finish. On a large knowledge base this can take 5–10 minutes.
2

Validate the output

Open wiki/INDEX.md and spot-check a few topic articles. Confirm the content accurately reflects your knowledge base before telling Claude to rely on it.
3

Add the snippet to AGENTS.md

Open your project’s AGENTS.md (or CLAUDE.md — both work) and paste the following, replacing {your output path} with the value of output in your .wiki-compiler.json:
4

Start a new session

Open a new Claude Code session in your project. Claude will now read INDEX.md on startup and pull relevant topic articles before answering questions.

AGENTS.md vs CLAUDE.md

Both files work. Claude Code reads whichever one it finds. AGENTS.md is the newer convention and is preferred for multi-agent projects, but either is fine for this use case. If you already have one of these files, just append the snippet — the plugin never modifies either file on its own.

Changing how much Claude prioritizes the wiki

The plugin has three modes you can set in .wiki-compiler.json: The AGENTS.md snippet above gives Claude explicit, permanent instructions regardless of which mode is active. For most projects, setting mode to recommended or primary and adding the snippet is the cleanest setup.